Stammering considered with reference to its cure by the application of those laws which regulate utterance : in a letter addressed to George Birkbeck ... / by Richard Cull.

  • Cull, Richard
Date:
1835
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Credit: Stammering considered with reference to its cure by the application of those laws which regulate utterance : in a letter addressed to George Birkbeck ... / by Richard Cull. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Published by the same Author, 2nd Edition, OBSERVATIONS ON IMPEDIMENTS OF SPEECH, IN A LETTER ADDRESSED TO T. J. PETTIGREW, Esq., F.R.S. F.A.S. F.L.S., fyc. fyc. fyc. “A clever and a well-written pamphlet. The author takes a masterly view of the subject; and his practical remarks are evidently the result of no very limited experience.”—Medical Gazette. £< Mr. Cull has paid much attention to the derangements to which the human voice is liable, and to those peculiar circumstances which atfect the utter¬ ance of language. These are subjects to which sufficient attention has scarcely been paid; and we are therefore pleased that, however concise the observations may be, some attention has been directed, although Mr.- Cull has little opportunity, in so short a pamphlet, of expressing the opinions he has formed. He has given some very valuable though brief observations on the nature, causes, and remedies of stammering and other impediments of speech, which he has prefaced by some remarks on the structure of the organs subservient to the voice and to speech.”— Medical and Surgical Journal. Also, in the Press, A TREATISE ON ELOCUTION; In which the Vocal Qualities and Properties, in their mind- expressive Functions, will be attempted to be exhibited and explained; and illustrated by appropriate quotations. It is conceived that this work will render instruction in Elocu¬ tion exact and definite.